Focus on Europe
Maybe you will win | Pietro Gaglianò on Ryts MonetEleonora Castagna | Jun 21, 2018
> The 6. Moscow International Biennale for Young Art has begun on June 8, 2018. Its main exhibition is curated by Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti, an Italian independent curator, and includes artwork by Ryts Monet. …
Alessandro Di Pietro: Felix at MarsèlleriaVincenzo Estremo | Apr 13, 2018
Alessandro Di Pietro is among those Italian artist who, within an international context, are trying to affirm a shifted vision of the world. This idea came to me simply because works like Di Pietro’s may …
Roman Ondák: Objects in the Mirror at BASEVincenzo Estremo | Apr 10, 2018
During a brief conversation about Roman Ondák, the artist Enrico Vezzi told me how much he was impressed by his experience at the Venice Biennale in 2009, when Ondák turned the Czech and Slovak Pavilion …
Jaan Toomik. Theatre of GesturesVincenzo Estremo | Apr 3, 2018
Jaan Toomik, one of the most renowned Estonian artists in the world, is a very interesting and controversial figure. At the end of 80s, when the Baltic region was involved in radical political changes, his work …
Cesare Tacchi: From Matter to SpiritVirginia Villari | Apr 2, 2018
The Art of Cesare Tacchi presented in an extensive retrospective at Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome My first memory of Cesare Tacchi (1940 – 2014) goes back to my childhood. It was the …
Berlin Outpost | Interview with curator Joan LeeEleonora Castagna | Mar 22, 2018
Here in Berlin we had the pleasure to have a chat with Joan Lee, an independent young curator coming from New York. We met her at GlogauAIR, a nonprofit artist residency and project space, in …
Life is messy and moving all the time: A collective writing experiment at RamdomClaudio Zecchi | Feb 9, 2018
Life is messy and moving all the time by Claudio Zecchi, Simona di Meo, Roberto Memoli, Nuvola Ravela and Jacopo Rinaldi This text is a collective writing experiment on several levels – visual, …
Katja Novitskova. If Only You Could See What I’ve Seen with Your EyesEleonora Salvi | Dec 12, 2017
The Venice Biennale has been over for a few weeks. What stood out most in this edition curated by Christine Macel? It is widely known that it’s not very easy to be able to combine …
SPRINT _\|/_ Book Fair is not afraid of the unknownDroste Effect | Dec 1, 2017
From the 24th to the 26th November 2017, Milan has housed one of its most exciting and anticipated artistic events. SPRINT _\|/_ Independent Publishers and Artists’ Books Salon brings together artists, designers, publishers – and …
On the use of perspective and the role of emptiness: A conversation with Paolo CavinatoGiulia Gelmini | Nov 25, 2017
By using several artistic practices, Paolo Cavinato creates multisensorial spaces, where images of reality, mental and emotional projections merge. His research starts from the physical space to arrive to the absolute; a philosophical path followed with …
I am the body of a human. Andrew Birk at MCAEleonora Salvi | Nov 14, 2017
The impact between a primordial language and forms of representation of the unknown is well-stated in the exhibition I am the body of a human, a solo show by Andrew Birk currently at MCA – Malta Contemporary …
Fight the future: Later Is Now at Workplace Gallery, LondonVincenzo Estremo | Nov 13, 2017
In the following text, I gathered some information and insights that have emerged from an email conversation, concerning the last exhibition curated by Portuguese artist Hugo Canoilas, Later Is Now, for Workplace Gallery in London. The …





